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In foreign exchange investment transactions, the professional level of quantitative investment participants is generally high.
In the upward trend of the market, professional participants are more inclined to buy on dips and sell on highs, rather than blindly chasing ups and selling downs. This strategy helps to obtain more lucrative profits in a longer trend distance. In contrast, chasing ups and selling downs can often only obtain a shorter trend distance, and for quantitative investment participants, the risk of loss is greater.
In the downward trend of the market, professional participants also adopt similar strategies, preferring to sell on highs and buy on lows, rather than blindly chasing downs and selling ups. This strategy also helps to obtain profits in a longer trend distance while reducing the risk of losses.
In other words, quantitative investment institutions use the advantages of algorithms and the advantages of capital scale to manipulate the market for a short period of time. At present, quantitative investment institutions mainly use the advantages of algorithmic graphic recognition to attract short-term traders by widening the distance of graphic trends. However, when the trend distance is widened, quantitative investment institutions may begin to shorten the trend distance to reap profits.
Therefore, short-term foreign exchange traders need to be more vigilant about this trend of widening the distance. This may not be the time to continue to increase positions, but a signal that quantitative investment institutions are ready to close positions. In the face of this situation, short-term foreign exchange traders can adopt a light long-term strategy and abandon a heavy short-term strategy. The light long-term strategy can better cope with the short-term manipulation of quantitative investment institutions, and can also withstand floating losses, while the heavy short-term strategy is difficult to withstand floating losses.
In foreign exchange investment transactions, traders tend to have a revenge mentality after experiencing losses. This mentality is similar to revenge consumption, always thinking about getting back the original capital as soon as possible.
However, this revenge mentality often further exacerbates losses. The reason why traders lose money during the loss stage is largely due to the poor market environment. In this case, if you choose revenge trading, you can only lose more and more.
Only when traders can control their hands, control their impatient revengeful emotions, and patiently wait for the market to improve before starting to trade, can they more easily achieve profits. The foreign exchange market is a cyclical market, which means that in some periods, making money is relatively easy, just like picking up money; while in other periods, making money is harder than climbing to the sky. Therefore, traders need to recognize the cyclical nature of the market, avoid blindly trading in market cycles where it is difficult to make money, and never engage in revengeful trading, otherwise it will only increase losses.
In foreign exchange investment and trading, no trading theory system and methodology are omnipotent, and they all have their applicable scenarios and limitations.
The effectiveness of a trading strategy, system or method depends largely on the market environment in which it is generated and developed. Even the best systems and strategies need to be constantly adjusted and revised as the foreign exchange market changes to maintain their adaptability and effectiveness.
Foreign exchange investment and trading itself is a relatively unpopular and niche investment field. Globally, many mainstream currency countries, even populous countries such as the United States, China, and India, have restricted or banned individual foreign exchange investment transactions. These measures are mainly aimed at maintaining economic and trade stability, controlling currency prices within a relatively stable narrow range, and thus ensuring the stability of the financial and monetary system. Restricting foreign exchange investment transactions is one of the important means to achieve this goal. When foreign exchange investment transactions are restricted, the relevant ecosystem and education and training system are also difficult to develop, which leads to a serious disconnect between the theory of foreign exchange investment transactions and the actual market.
At present, most of the textbooks on foreign exchange investment transactions are borrowed from other investment fields such as stocks and futures. Although this cross-field reference provides reference to a certain extent, it also brings serious misleading. Many foreign exchange investment traders, especially retail investors, often suffer frequent losses in transactions and find it difficult to make profits due to the lack of professional foreign exchange investment education and guidance.
In addition, countries that restrict or ban foreign exchange investment transactions often become the hardest hit areas for foreign exchange investment fraud. Because foreign exchange investment traders in these countries lack the opportunity to compare and refer to, and have not been exposed to real foreign exchange investment platforms, they often lack the ability to discern, and even have no chance to discern fraud. This information asymmetry and lack of education environment give scammers an opportunity to take advantage, further exacerbating the losses of foreign exchange traders.
In the foreign exchange investment and trading industry, it is not easy to become a qualified and successful foreign exchange investment trader.
This requires deep professional knowledge, rich experience and keen market insight. However, many people tend to underestimate the complexity and challenges of this industry, thinking that it is relatively easy to enter the foreign exchange investment industry, but ignore the long-term learning and practice behind it.
In life, we often see some women who think they can't marry the person they really love because of their outstanding appearance, so they choose to marry a rich man as a second choice. However, this idea is often unrealistic. In fact, most rich people are not simple people. When they choose a partner, appearance is often not the primary consideration, and may not even be the most basic condition. This shows that when people face choices, they often have unrealistic expectations because of some of their own advantages.
Similarly, in real life, some men find it difficult to succeed in traditional industries, so they think it would be easier to enter the foreign exchange investment industry to trade. This idea is also unrealistic. The foreign exchange investment industry requires traders to not only be proficient in the knowledge, common sense, experience and technology of foreign exchange investment trading, but also have knowledge of psychology, philosophy and other aspects. In addition, mastering English or other multilingual languages will also be of great benefit to the foreign exchange investment career. Therefore, the foreign exchange investment industry is not easier to succeed than traditional industries, but may be more challenging.
In fact, people tend to take things for granted. If you want to be perfect in any one thing, it is often easy to enter, but it is very difficult to really master it. Things that seem simple actually contain huge challenges and efforts. Only through continuous learning and practice can you succeed in the foreign exchange investment industry.
In foreign exchange investment trading, it is rare to hear of high-frequency quantitative algorithm institutions specializing in foreign exchange investment trading.
This is mainly because high-frequency quantitative algorithm investment relies on a highly liquid market environment, while foreign exchange investment trading is relatively unpopular and niche, with low liquidity, and even liquidity will dry up in some periods. This market environment is difficult to support the operation of high-frequency quantitative algorithm institutions because they need a lot of trading activities to make a profit.
The liquidity problem of foreign exchange investment trading not only affects the participation of quantitative algorithm institutions, but also has a huge impact on traditional foreign exchange brokers. In recent years, many well-known foreign exchange brokers have gone bankrupt. One of the main reasons is the lack of enough retail traders to register, register and trade. Without enough trading activities, it means that there is not enough commission income to pay the wages and other operating costs of many employees.
In this case, those who remain in the foreign exchange market are often some less well-known foreign exchange brokers. Because these brokers are not well-known and have a small number of employees, perhaps only a few people, their operating costs are low and they can barely maintain operations. This phenomenon also reflects the current situation of the foreign exchange investment trading market: a relatively niche and illiquid market is difficult to support large-scale institutional participation and complex trading strategies.
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